Mount Arlington, NJ

September 4, 2025

Jason P. discovered significant water damage in his finished basement in Mount Arlington, NJ, after an undetected leak soaked the carpeted floor and lower wall sections. The source of the water was a slow plumbing leak behind a utility wall, which gradually saturated the surrounding materials. By the time the PDQ Restoration team arrived at the Mount Arlington, NJ, residence, the basement carpet and padding were fully saturated, and moisture had begun to wick into the drywall. In Mount Arlington, NJ, water damage in finished basements is a frequent issue due to hidden plumbing lines and limited ventilation. The homeowner’s insurance covered the water damage restoration, allowing for a prompt and complete response by the PDQ Restoration team.

The PDQ Restoration team performed immediate water extraction from the carpeted basement in Mount Arlington, NJ, followed by removal of soaked padding and drying of the subfloor. Technicians opened affected wall sections to remove wet insulation and begin structure drying using dehumidifiers and high-velocity air movers. In Mount Arlington, NJ, basement water damage can lead to long-term mold and structural problems if not thoroughly addressed. Moisture meters were used to ensure all areas met dry standards, and the restoration process was fully documented for insurance purposes. The PDQ Restoration team successfully returned the Mount Arlington, NJ, basement to a safe, dry condition ready for reconstruction.

Wayne, NJ

August 6, 2025

Homeowner Linda V. in Wayne, NJ suffered significant fire damage after a microwave fire ignited in her kitchen, filling the home with smoke and leaving behind soot and strong odors. The fire started when an overheated container caught flame inside the microwave, scorching nearby cabinets and causing heavy smoke infiltration throughout the first floor. PDQ’s fire restoration team responded quickly, initiating the fire damage restoration process with emergency cleanup, soot removal, and installation of air scrubbers to filter airborne particulates. To neutralize stubborn smoke odor, hydroxyl generators were deployed throughout the affected areas for several days. Technicians also performed detailed cleaning of HVAC registers to eliminate odor from the duct system.

Microwave fires in Wayne, NJ homes often lead to widespread smoke damage even when the flames are contained to the kitchen area. In this case, smoke-damaged drywall and soot-covered surfaces required specialized fire restoration techniques and odor control strategies. PDQ worked with the homeowner’s insurance provider, which approved the fire damage claim and covered the mitigation costs. The Wayne, NJ property also required ongoing monitoring of indoor air quality due to the intensity of the smoke odor. This job highlights the importance of fast, professional fire damage cleanup in Wayne, NJ, especially when smoke infiltrates open floor plans and HVAC systems.

Middleville, NY

July 2, 2025

Homeowner Erica W. in Middleville, NY experienced a hazardous situation when a toilet backup caused raw sewage to overflow onto the bathroom floor. The sewage backup affected tile flooring, baseboards, and nearby cabinetry, creating an urgent need for professional biohazard cleanup. Our sewage removal team in Middleville, NY responded quickly, extracting standing sewage water and applying EPA-registered disinfectants. All contaminated materials were evaluated and unsalvageable components were removed for proper disposal. The area was sealed off with containment barriers to prevent the spread of pathogens during the cleanup process.

During the biohazard cleanup in Middleville, NY, technicians wore full protective gear and used negative air machines and HEPA filtration to control odor and airborne contaminants. After thorough disinfecting, moisture meters confirmed that the affected surfaces were dry and safe for reconstruction. The homeowner's insurance policy included coverage for sewage removal and bathroom restoration, ensuring a smooth recovery. Toilet overflows in Middleville, NY can result in serious health risks and require immediate and certified response. Once cleaned and sanitized, the bathroom in Middleville, NY was fully restored to a hygienic and livable state.

Montville, NJ

March 12, 2025

Upon arriving at the Montville, NJ property, the PDQ Restoration team quickly located and shut off the broken pipe, then performed a detailed inspection of the basement using thermal imaging and moisture detection tools. Water extraction began immediately using high-powered pumps and vacuums to remove all visible water from the soaked carpet and flooring. Once the bulk of the water was removed, our crew installed industrial dehumidifiers and air movers throughout the basement to target wet areas and reduce moisture and humidity levels deep within the building materials. PDQ Restoration took special care to protect Lauren’s belongings, moving furniture to a safe, dry area and evaluating water-damaged items for potential restoration. All damp surfaces, including the walls and baseboards, were treated with antimicrobial solutions to prevent bacteria and mold growth. Our team then carefully sanitized every affected area, ensuring the basement was clean, safe, and ready for repairs. We also conducted daily humidity and moisture checks to confirm the space was drying as expected. Within four days, Lauren’s basement in Montville, NJ was fully dried and restored. The PDQ Restoration team worked directly with her insurance provider, documenting all damage and supporting her claim to ensure maximum coverage. Thanks to PDQ’s fast and thorough response, Lauren’s finished basement in Montville, NJ was saved from long-term damage. Residents of Montville, NJ can rely on PDQ Restoration for expert help when broken pipes cause flooding and moisture issues.

Wharton, NJ

February 3, 2025

When our team arrived at David’s home in Wharton, NJ, we conducted a full assessment of the water damage. The saturation had compromised the drywall, insulation, and flooring beyond repair, requiring a full gut of the basement bathroom. We immediately shut off the water supply, removed standing water using high-powered extraction equipment, and set up industrial dehumidifiers and air movers to dry out the surrounding areas. Damaged drywall, soaked insulation, and the vanity were carefully removed to prevent mold growth and further deterioration. To ensure the space was completely dry and safe, we applied antimicrobial treatments to the exposed framing and subfloor. Our team also conducted moisture readings throughout the basement to confirm there were no hidden damp spots. After completing the mitigation process, we worked with David to create a plan for rebuilding his bathroom, ensuring that all materials used were resistant to future water damage. Thanks to PDQ Restoration’s swift action and expert restoration process, David’s basement bathroom in Wharton, NJ, was fully gutted and prepared for reconstruction within days. We also assisted him in filing an insurance claim, helping to cover the costs of demolition and future repairs. Now, his basement is dry, sanitized, and ready for a fresh start with a newly rebuilt bathroom.

Chester, NJ

August 9, 2024

Upon arriving at George's home in Chester, PDQ Restoration's first step was to stabilize the property by setting up air scrubbers, fans equipped with HEPA air filters, and hydroxyl deodorizing units on each floor to address the smoke odor and improve air quality. The team then proceeded to remove all charred and fire-damaged materials, focusing on cleaning soot from walls, ceilings, and other affected surfaces throughout the house. PDQ's comprehensive approach ensured that all visible soot was removed, smoke odors were neutralized, and the house was restored to a safe and habitable condition for George and his family.

West Caldwell, NJ

July 29, 2024

When PDQ Restoration first arrived at the house in West Caldwell, NJ the first thing to do was drop stabilizing equipment including fans, dehumidifiers, and HEPA air filters. Afterwards the PDQ contents division cleaned and stored any affected contents so that demolition of the water damaged building materials could begin. After all demolition was completed then a drying chamber was set up in the affected area. After all humid air was removed using the dehumidifiers and PDQ came to check daily until everything was dry the equipment was finally removed.

Pompton Plains, NJ

July 12, 2024

When PDQ Restoration arrived at her home in Pompton Plains the first step was to sanitize and extract all water / feces. After all water was extracted all the content team came to remove all belongings from the basement, sanitize them, and organize them for storage. Afterwards PDQ make sure to place fans, dehumidifiers, and HEPA air filters to bring the humidity down to being the drying process. Finally PDQ came to check daily that the basement was drying and then removed the equipment once the dry standard was confirmed to have been met.

Mount Olive, NJ

February 8, 2024

Upon receiving Samuel C.'s call from Mount Olive, NJ, PDQ Restoration promptly dispatched a team of certified technicians. We began by assessing the extent of the water damage, identifying affected areas, and implementing strategic drying protocols using state-of-the-art equipment. Our team extracted standing water, thoroughly dried wet carpets, walls, and other affected surfaces, and applied antimicrobial treatments to prevent mold growth. We also conducted structural repairs as needed to restore Samuel's home to its pre-damage condition, ensuring thorough cleanup and sanitization throughout the affected areas.

Rockaway, NJ

February 7, 2024

Upon arrival at Wyatt R.'s home in Rockaway, NJ, PDQ Restoration conducted a comprehensive assessment of the smoke and soot damage caused by the puffback. Our professional cleaning team utilized a top-down approach to meticulously clean all surfaces, ensuring no soot was left behind. We employed specialized equipment, including HEPA vacuums and “hydroxyl” generators, to remove soot particles and neutralize the lingering odor. Additionally, we applied sealants to prevent any soot from resurfacing. Our thorough and efficient restoration process ensured that Wyatt’s basement was completely cleaned and free from any smoke-related issues.

Morristown, NJ

October 15, 2023

PDQ came in and started the cleaning and sanitation process. A complete cleaning time came in and used a top-down approach to get every single last bit of soot. Not only was the kitchen heavily clean but the whole entire house was due to the soot spreading.

Hope, NJ

October 13, 2023

PDQ came in and spent multiple hours on content manipulation, boxing content, flood cuts, HEPA vacuuming, and spraying anti-microbial. Fans and dehumidifiers were set up in both the kitchen and basement to bring the moisture levels back down to their normal levels. The kitchen was turned into a drying chamber.

Morris Plains, NJ

October 1, 2023

PDQ brought in a professional team to help clean the house in an effective and efficient manner. Every single room was cleaned from the top down to remove all soot. The HVAC unit was repaired and thoroughly cleaned. All garments and carpets were cleaned. Two hydroxyls were set up on both floors of the house to eliminate any remaining odor from the smoke.

Rockaway, NJ

September 9, 2023

PDQ came in and extracted all standing sewage. After this, they sprayed water all over the floor and then extracted that water, and repeated that process until the water came up clean. All affected surfaces were sanitized and a hydroxyl unit was placed to eliminate any remaining odor.

Rockaway, NJ

December 21, 2022

When our Team at the home in Rockaway, NJ arrived they started by assessing the loss and then going over the paperwork with the Homeowner. The fish tank and carpet were removed. The Team installed injector dry mats (three) in the family room. They set up a dehumidifier and air scrubber. In the basement, all the ceiling joists, sub floor and the floor were wiped, sterilized and scrubbed with an antimicrobial solution. One dehumidifier, one air scrubber and three air movers were placed to begin dry out of the basement. The Team monitored all affected areas until everything had reached dry standards. The Home Owner was pleased that we were able to work directly with their insurance company.

Clifton, NJ

January 11, 2022

When we got to the customer's house in Clifton, New Jersey, we removed all content that was unaffected. We removed all standing water, added dehumidifiers, air scrubbers and air movers. The customer was so happy that we billed their insurance company, Traveler's directly. She was only out her deductible.

Ledgewood, NJ

January 4, 2022

PDQ immediately began demo and removed the drop ceiling, insulation and wood flooring that was affected at the home in Ledgewood, NJ. Debris was then cleaned and antimicrobial was applied and drying equipment was setup to dry the building. Containment was also setup so the contents could be moved into another room and remain safe.